In response to strong public reception of the coffee shop, Cuela will now offer an extensive brunch menu and a selection of filtered coffees, available exclusively Friday through Sunday.
New dishes such as Cuela Pancakes, Croque Madam Waffle, Omelet de Salmón, Mallorca French Toast and others were created by chefs Omar Soler and Bryan Velázquez.
New local coffee menu
Cuela is also launching a new coffee menu exclusively for enthusiasts looking to try innovative fermentation processes that bring out sweeter, fruitier notes, featuring Aromas del Campo from Utuado, Café Sotavento from Guayanilla and Baraka Coffee Co. from Maricao, all available exclusively through the filtered method.
"We are excited about how Cuela continues to evolve. Not only have we created this new option for the public who likes to visit us and enjoy the food, but we now have the new Cuela To-Go concept and have been creating content on our social media to highlight the small coffee growers who so deserve to be recognized and to have their product reach the customer, whether as filtered or espresso at the coffee shop or brewed at home," said Enio Suásnavar Torres, co-founder of Cuela.
Deepening the love of coffee with a new series
To continue supporting the more than 23 coffee growers and roasters they work with, Cuela has created the Cuela Coffee Journeys series.
It is a video series in which they visit coffee farms, roasters and packagers to highlight their stories and the value they add to Puerto Rican culture.
Cuela also launched its new Cuela To-Go concept in March at the Centro Internacional de Mercadeo (CIM) building, Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
It consists of a small coffee bar in the building's lobby, offering the Cuela experience and continuing to expose the specialty coffees produced by local growers to the people who visit the building daily.
☕️ Read more: Brunch spots in Old San Juan
Cuela Coffee Shop is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., serving breakfast and lunch menus.
Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., they serve a brunch menu.
Free parking is also available at the Centro de Bellas Artes de Guaynabo.
Located on Calle Carazo in Guaynabo, the welcoming space offers a unique experience where guests can enjoy the food and coffee menu on-site, choose from 23 artisan local coffee brands in ground or whole-bean form, and pick up orders placed through the website.
They can also subscribe to receive a wide variety of coffee brands, produced in different municipalities across the Island, delivered directly to their home on a monthly or quarterly basis, or receive a Café Sorpresa.
For more information about Cuela, visit https://cuela.coffee or find them on Instagram @cuela.coffee or Facebook: Cuela.
This content was translated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
